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Warm, Modern Primary Bath Remodel

Bathroom Remodel

Warmth, Texture, and Timeless Details

Our clients wanted to update their primary bathroom with a fresh look and better functionality. The remodel replaced two inset medicine cabinets with additional cabinetry for more storage and incorporated an undermount tub for a clean, streamlined look. Warm wood tones, brass fixtures, and sleek sconces bring warmth to the space, while the geometric, multisheen tile behind the vanity adds visual interest. Large-format marble-look porcelain tile continues throughout the shower and tub areas, creating a cohesive look, and tall mirrors emphasize the height of the bathroom.

Before: Dark, Traditional, and Dated

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More Storage Space

To improve functionality, we removed the old inset medicine cabinets and added more cabinetry for extra storage that’s easy to access and keeps everyday essentials organized.

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Wall-Mounted Faucets

The wall-mounted faucets create a clean, streamlined look while freeing up space around the sinks. Their brushed brass finish adds warmth to the vanity and complements the geometric tile behind it.

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Undermount Tub

The undermount tub was paired with marble-look porcelain tile that continues around both the tub and shower, creating a cohesive look throughout the space. The tub’s recessed design allows the surrounding tile to frame it beautifully while keeping the overall design timeless and easy to maintain.

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We love how this bathroom came together — warm finishes, beautiful marble-look tile, and thoughtful updates that bring a fresh, timeless feel to the space while improving everyday function.

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